This week we had the honor of welcoming our Ministry Intern, Frosty, to share a sermon with us. We are asked to consider how we have all been othered in our own lives, and how we can make the effort to not other others.

This Easter we remember the resurrection of Christ and how we can learn to love as he once did. There is mercy enough, grace enough, and love enough for all of us.

Tonight we gather for Good Friday where we contemplate Jesus' suffering and death. This was a joint services where we had the privilege to grieve together and remember his last moments,

This Palm Sunday we are asked to imagine what Palm Sunday might have looked like when Jesus rode into Nazareth on a donkey. What do you think power looks like for you? A lot of Jewish people thought Jesus would be a great king like they had known kings to act like, but Jesus did not. He was humble as he rode in on a simple donkey.

As we prepare for Holy Week, we look at the story of Martha and Mary and we consider how love can be unreasonable or unmeasurable. We are asked to think about what kind of love we believe in. Where might God be inviting us to love more deeply?

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During this week of Lent, we look at the story of the prodigal son and how Jesus told the story in the Bible. We are asked to consider how God has enough love for all of us, not just those we think are most deserving.

This week of Lent, we look at "fig tree patience" in Luke 13:6-9. Using patience to cultivate the roots of something rather than just chopping the tree down. Because there is mercy enough, there is grace enough. and there is love enough for all of us.

This week we had the honor to have our Pastoral Intern, Laura preach. During this second week of Lent, we are asked to continue thinking of what we want to let go but also want to cultivate. Laura is letting go of sin and cultivating repentance. Repentance is a word that is so often used against people, but doesn't have to be.